Discussions about Affordable Housing Tax Credit (HB3) Begin
While House Bill 3 doesn’t yet contain specific provisions or language, legislators in the Ohio House have already begun debating its intent to authorize an affordable housing tax credit in the state.
The bill has been identified as a priority measure by Speaker Jason Stephens. One of the aims of the legislation is to address a major concern as it comes to economic development and employment in the state: namely, ensuring workers find Ohio to be an attractive, affordable place to live.
Workforce housing is critical to economic development, Ohio’s communities, and their residents. OEDA will continue to closely monitor HB 3 and keep members informed about this important issue.
OEDA Quarterly Report – Q2 2025
April 1 – June 30, 2025 From Expansion to Execution: OEDA’s Q2 2025 in Review OEDA’s second quarter was marked by continued momentum across our strategic pillars—membership, programming, partnerships, and advocacy. With a growing and increasingly engaged network, a...
OEDA Congratulates Graduates of the 2025 Ohio Basic Economic Development Course
OEDA Congratulates Graduates of the 2025 Ohio Basic Economic Development Course DUBLIN, OH – The Ohio Economic Development Association (OEDA) proudly congratulates the more than 85 participants who successfully completed the 2025 Ohio Basic Economic Development Course...
OEDA Begins Strategic Planning Amid Record Growth + Program Expansion
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE RFP now open for OEDA’s next strategic plan; proposals due July 1, 2025 COLUMBUS, OH; Tuesday, June 3, 2025 — The Ohio Economic Development Association (OEDA) has released a Request for Proposals (RFP) to develop a new strategic plan, its first...